Connecting Families Urea Cycle Disorders Foundation
EIN: 81-2644926 · Pasco, WA
Our Journey: A Story of Hope and Resilience
The Connecting Families Urea Cycle Disorders Foundation was born from a deeply personal journey of loss and hope. After the tragic passing of a newborn son due to a Urea Cycle Disorder, the founder faced the daunting reality of being a carrier of Ornithine TransCarbamylase Deficiency (OTC). This diagnosis not only brought immense grief but also a sense of isolation, as information about UCDs was scarce.
In 1999, the birth of a second son, Michael, reignited fears of history repeating itself. Despite the challenges, including a liver transplant, Michael's courageous fight ended too soon. However, the arrival of a daughter, Areilla, brought renewed hope. With advancements in medical knowledge and support, Areilla has thrived, showcasing the importance of community and awareness.
Through this foundation, the mission is clear: to connect families affected by Urea Cycle Disorders, providing them with the support and understanding that was once missing. The journey continues, fueled by faith, education, and the desire to bring hope to others facing similar challenges.
Impact: Together, We Make a Difference
Your contributions enable the foundation to provide essential resources and support to families navigating the complexities of Urea Cycle Disorders. Every donation helps fund events, educational materials, and emotional support, ensuring that no family feels alone in their journey.
Why Donate?
Your generous support can bring hope and essential resources to families affected by Urea Cycle Disorders.
Join the Cause: Make a Difference Today!
By donating cryptocurrency or cash, you can help Connecting Families Urea Cycle Disorders Foundation continue its vital work. Together, we can create a brighter future for those affected by UCDs. Every contribution counts!
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